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Caravan Destinations in India — Where The Explorer Goes

From a hot shower at 15,000 feet in Ladakh to a night inside a Coorg coffee estate — these are the eight routes we know mile by mile, driven for you, with your bed twenty steps from wherever you stop.

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India has genuinely great caravan routes — you just need the right vehicle. My Rolling Homes runs chauffeur-driven RV and motorhome trips on eight routes out of Delhi NCR at ₹19,900 per day plus taxes: the Himalayan circuits (Ladakh, Spiti, Manali, Rishikesh), the Rajasthan desert loop, and — with positioning arranged — Kerala and Coorg in the south. Every trip includes a driver and helper, a working toilet and hot shower, solar power, and RO water. Pick a route below, or see how booking works.

The routes

Eight Ways to Point the Caravan

Every route below has its own page with sample itineraries, the best months to go, and honest notes on what a campervan does better than hotels there. The Himalayan windows are short — check the season before you set your dates.

The Explorer caravan in profile, parked in Delhi NCR Year-round base

Delhi NCR

Home base. Free pickup from your hotel or the airport, and every route in North India starts at your door.

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The Explorer caravan parked beside a Himalayan river Best Mar–Jun, Sep–Nov

Rishikesh & Uttarakhand

The weekend classic — riverside camping on the Ganges, then Chopta and Auli if you have the days.

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Campfire beside the caravan in the Thar desert at night Best Oct–Mar

Jaisalmer & Rajasthan

Forts, havelis, and a night parked where the Sam dunes begin — the desert circuit done properly.

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The Explorer caravan on a mountain road in Himachal Best Mar–Jun, Sep–Nov

Manali & Himachal

Deodar forests, Solang, Rohtang — and the staging post for every big trans-Himalayan route.

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Caravan crossing a wide snow-lined Himalayan pass Best Jun–Sep

Spiti Valley

Kunzum, Kaza, thousand-year-old monasteries — and villages with zero guesthouses. Bring your own hotel.

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The Explorer caravan driving through snow towards Ladakh Best Jun–Sep

Ladakh

Pangong, Nubra, Khardung La. The biggest trip we run — a hot shower at 15,000 feet changes everything.

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Lush green Kerala landscape — tea plantations and hill country Best Oct–Feb

Kerala

India's most caravan-ready state — 35+ official caravan parks linking Munnar, Thekkady, and the backwaters.

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Misty green coffee hills of Coorg, Karnataka Best Oct–Mar, monsoon too

Coorg

Sleep inside working coffee plantations — Dubare elephants, Abbey Falls, and estate roads all day.

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Good to know

How the Geography Works

North: drive from the door

The Explorer lives in Delhi NCR, so Rishikesh, Rajasthan, Manali, Spiti, and Ladakh all start with a free pickup and roll straight onto the route. No positioning, no dead days.

South: plan ahead

Kerala and Coorg run as grand expeditions or with vehicle positioning arranged in advance. Message us a month or more out and we'll quote the logistics transparently — pricing stays the same per day.

Visiting from abroad?

Airport pickup, a chauffeur who knows every pass, and one WhatsApp thread for the whole trip — most of our international guests pair Rajasthan or Ladakh with the Golden Triangle. See how it works for overseas visitors.

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Season, group size, and how much driving you enjoy — give us those three things on WhatsApp and we'll tell you honestly which route fits.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Delhi to Rishikesh (3 days) or Delhi to Jaipur-Pushkar (5 days). Both are on excellent highways, close to Delhi NCR, and give you the full caravan experience — campfire dinners, riverside parking, no check-in/check-out — without extreme altitude or remote terrain.
October to March for Rajasthan, Kerala, and Coorg. March to June and September to November for Rishikesh, Manali, and Himachal. June to September for Ladakh and Spiti (the only window when passes are open). Each destination page has specific seasonal notes.
Yes. The Explorer is built on a 6-wheeled Ashok Leyland chassis with air suspension — proven on the Manali-Leh highway and every major high-altitude route in India. Our driver is experienced with Rohtang, Baralacha La, and Khardung La. The 500L water tank and solar power make it fully self-contained at altitude where facilities don't exist.
The Explorer comes with a 300 km/day pooled allowance across your booking. A 7-day trip gives you 2,100 km total, used however you like. Most guests average 150-250 km on driving days and take rest days at scenic spots — the caravan is a rolling home, not a race car.
For most routes, no. India has plenty of informal overnight spots — temple grounds, scenic pulloffs, riverside flats — and our driver knows every one on the routes we run. Kerala is the exception: it has 35+ formal caravan parks that are worth pre-booking in peak season (December-January).
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